Paul Howard's Arkansas Cotton Pickers - Grand Ole Opry, 1947. He was one of the first Opry artist who played Western-Swing and Country boogies. Hank Sr sang with his band

Marilyn Monroe

Apr. 30, 1955 - Elvis performed at the Louisiana Hayride, from the Gladewater, Texas, High School. Elvis was late for the show, and he had time to sing only one song. Elvis chose "Tweedle dee"

Beach

Marilyn Monroe

Cello Kids, 1954

Roy Orbison

Riverview Diner

Ricky Nelson & James Burton & James Kirkland 1958

T and Marilyn Monroe

Betty White

1950's

Elvis & Red West, spring 1958

Gene Vincent

Patsy Cline posing with her arm around unprecedented steel guitarist Speedy West

Frank Sinatra

1950's

Victoria Von Hagen photographed by Erwin Blumenfeld, 1952

Golden rocket

Air Force

September 18, 1947 - Ernest Tubb and His Entire Grand Ole Opry.' Carnegie Hall, New York, NY

Marble Pie

Break

Barbasol

Pink Pony

Hot Lunch

Rita Hayworth

Hank Snow and his beloved horse Shawnee having breakfast in Calabasas, CA

Drive In Theatre

June Carter

April 26 1956 - Elvis, Scotty Moore, Bill Black & DJ Fontana relaxing at "The New Frontier Hotel" in Las Vegas

DJ Fontana and Scotty Moore Authographs, 2005

Elvis Presley

Pan American

Loving You

Roadmaster

Louis Prima, Keely Smith and Elvis Presley

Gene Vincent

1950´s

1950's

Crown Electric Co. 1954

I´m All Shook Up ! MMMMmm MMMMmm Yeah yeahhhhhhhh

Marlon Brando & Marilyn Monroe photographed by Milton Greene, 1955

April 25, 1955 - Elvis began a 5 day tour with artists from TNT Records at M-B Corral, Wichita Falls, Texas. After Wichita Falls Show, Elvis left for Seymour, an hour away, for a second performance but didn't arrive before midnight because he ran out of gas and money

Teddy Randazzo & Bobby Darin

Jack´s Cookies

Mickey & Minnie

The Wild One

Ford Feel

Gene Vincent and His Blue Caps

General Motors - Parade of Progress